4PCS Universal Car Mud Flaps, Vehicles Mudguard Splash Guards Front and Rear Set, Flexible and Bendable Mudflaps Dirty Fenders, Auto Accessories Compatibility with Pickup SUV Van (Black)

Simple and effective. You’re gonna need measuring and drilling skills. They are way tougher than ready fit mudflats. We live on a dirt road, and this was an absolute necessity. What I like about it is I could carry them a bit lower than the hub which is a lot lower than ready fit mudflaps go so they become kind of mud guards and splash guards at the same time. They are very affordable and even though they are low if I should happen to lose one, I could replace it easily.

These things are terrible, a little bit of sun and they crack a little bit of mud and they break a little bit of road debris and they split I've owned two sets and the only thing they're good for is a car show on a hot summer day or a slow roll these can't handle any kind of weather let alone a good highway chase and don't even get me started on trying to screw these stupid things into the fender without splitting the plastic if you can find Red Rubber that's flexible and soft get it because these things are so hard I'm surprised they don't break in the shipping box

This product was semi-easy to install with the right tools and experience. As a retired military mechanic, it took me approximately 15-20 mins per wheel which included making a "template" out of cardboard, taking the rivets/screws out, drilling holes into the "flaps" and installing them (all four-wheel flaps) on my wife's 2013 BMW X-6 vehicle. BTW, I didn't take the wheels off to do this task, I just turn the front wheel to the right and left to install the flaps. I know there are other ways to install them (taken the wheels off, etc.), but for me, I just took my time since I'm retired. Hope this help for DIY's. Also, the flaps are flexible, durable, fit just right, price good and look great on the vehicle.

Rating: 3.8/5 Review: I recently purchased a set of these mudflaps, and while they show promise, there are a few aspects that prevented me from giving them a higher rating. Let me delve into my experience so far. First and foremost, the plastic used for these mudflaps feels sturdy and durable. It gives me confidence that they will withstand the wear and tear of daily use. The material appears well-made and capable of providing adequate protection against mud and debris. However, one significant drawback was the absence of instructions or diagrams. This lack of guidance made the installation process more challenging than anticipated. Clear instructions or diagrams would have been greatly appreciated, especially for those unfamiliar with mudflap installation. It was disappointing not to find any helpful information included with the product. Another inconvenience I encountered was the absence of pre-drilled holes. Customers are required to drill the necessary holes themselves, which adds an additional step to the installation process. While this might not be a deal-breaker for some, it is worth noting for those who prefer a more straightforward installation experience. On a positive note, the mudflaps came with hardware and mounting screws, which was a pleasant surprise. This inclusion saves customers the hassle of having to source additional materials separately. The provided hardware appears to be of decent quality and should suffice for a secure installation. As of writing this review, I have not yet installed the mudflaps. However, I plan to do so in the near future and will update this review accordingly. Once installed, I will be able to provide a more comprehensive assessment of their functionality and effectiveness in preventing mud and debris from splashing onto my vehicle. In conclusion, the set of mudflaps I purchased shows promise with its sturdy plastic construction. However, the lack of instructions or diagrams and the need to drill holes manually keep me from giving it a higher rating. On the positive side, the inclusion of hardware and mounting screws is a welcome bonus. I will update this review after installation to provide a more conclusive opinion. Stay tuned for further updates.

That it's made of plastic not rubber

I haven't had time to put these on yet because of the bad weather. They seem to be a good product and at a fair price. I will let you know how they work once the weather breaks. Thank you

Basically, just four pieces of plastic cut to a shape and may or may not accomplish what you need them to do. Thought they came with no drill clips, but just a number of screws. Will try and mount them with 3M molding tape and hope it will hold if prepped right and enough used?

Porsche does not make mud flaps for many of its cars, including mine, and these were the only ones I could find that would work. You have to measure and check the level of them very carefully before drilling holes through them into the vehicle. Take your time and find the right position for them with the wheels on for proper coverage, then mark their position, take the wheels off and install with your own screws and washers.

We were looking for a thin yet robust mud flap that could effectively protect auto/running boards from ice-up. I was able to measure then drill 2 holes through all 4 of these flaps and install on our 2023 yukon behind the front wheel and in front of the back wheel to provide effective protection from the spray from all 4 wheels. These were exactly what we needed and what GMC was unable to provide. We will see how they holdup in the extreme cold.

Absolute garbage, first winter with them on and they are totally shredded, after about 1 month, driving on paved highways with typical salt/gravel for ice/snow( Calgary Alberta)

Good generic mudflaps.

Not sure how they will stand up to our weather

Very small for this vehicle, so not useful for what they’re designed for.